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THE RICHLAND BEACON-NEWS, RAYVILLE, LA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1944. 3 sioner in and for Richland Parish, 14. Wynn. Frank E.

LETTER FROM CLAUDE M. Deputies For Primary Methodist Church FINK LEA, SEAMAN SECOND CLASS Louisiana, hereby certify that the following is a true and correct copy of the list of Petit Jurors drawn by the Jury Commission of Richland Parish, Services Louisiana, on January 4th, 1944, to 15. Brunson. F. W.

16. Frey, Claude 17. Valentine, M. 18. Kennedy, E.

R. 19. Jones, W. Jr. 20.

Swett, C. 21. Taylor, J. C. 22.

Hngar, D. 23. Hill, James A 24. Buikett. Alton P.

JACK H. MIDYETT. Pastor Election Listed The following is the list of Deputy Sheriffs to serve at the various polling precincts in Richland parish at the primary election to be held on Tues serve as Petit Jurors for the regular February term of Criminal Court, which convenes Monday, February VOTERS OF RICHLAND PARISH! January 8, 1944. Dear Mr. Mangham: I have been reading my paper regularly and always glad to get it.

I'm always proud to read about my friends 4 5 5 3 7 5 5 3 4 2 5 1 1 1 Services for Sunday, January 16th, 14th, 1944: will be held In the Episcopal church. No. Name Ward day, January 18, 1944: 11 a. m. Morning Worship Service, with sermon by the pastor: "What Will Our Service Men Demand of the 25.

Smith. Ford 26. Montgomerv, W. T. 27.

Morse, E. 28. Phillips, J. 29. Caldwell, J.

L. 30. Brown, W. In testimony whereof, I Church?" 7:30 p. m.

Evening Worship Service, Ward 1, precinct 1: Ed Jones. Ward 1, precinct 2: Ben Cooper. Ward 1, precinct 3: Ash Warder. Ward 2, precinct 1: E. L.

Jones. Ward 2, precinct 2: Wardell Vickers. Ward 2, precinct 3: Jack Freeland. Ward 2, precinct 4: M. M.

Adcock, Jr. 4 with sermon by the pastor: "We May hereunto 1. McDonald, W. F. 4 2.

Wilks, Oscar 3 3. Bracknell, J. 3 4. Wiles, Earl 2 5. Hale.

A. R. 4 6. Colvin, B. H.

2 7. Barfield, J. E. 5 8. Golden, A.

7 9. Mapp, Jessie L. 5 10. McManus, Homer 2 11. McKay, T.

G. 4 12. Greer, Pony M. 2 13. Harveston, Leroy 7 Be Fooling Ourselves." (At the pres ent time the pastor's Sunday evening sign my name officially and affix my seal of office this January 4th, 1944.

J. C. BOIES Clerk Fifth District Court and Ex-Officio Jury Commissioner, Richland Parish, Louisiana. sermons are dealing with practical problems of everyday Christian Ward 2. precinct 5: D.

C. Grantham. Ward 2. precinct 6: Ernest Grer. Wiley Richard- BUCK NEK Ward 3, precinct 1: son.

Ward 3, precinct 2: Ward 4, precinct 1: Ward 4, precinct 2: Ward 5, precinct 1: of the armed forces and how they are doing. Sorry to hear about James Reese Boies, but we will think of him and hi3 great sacrifice when we sail into Japan. So far I think we are doing a fine job and think you folks back home think so, too. I was very much gratified to receive several of my papers at once, after being at sea so long. I just sat and read until I finished and wanted more.

I saw the letter Foster Jones, wrote, and can gladly say he sure is a good sailor. We left Rayville and went through training together at San Diego. He has shore duty and I'm on a grand ship and can proudly say we have participated in quite a few movements. Tell Mr. Foster Jones I saw his son but never had a chance to talk to him, but I hope to soon.

Give all my friends a "hello" and keep the paper coming. Yours very truly, CLAUDE M. FINKLEA The Woman's Society of Christian Walter Taylor. L. J.

Mulhern. L. B. Archibald L. F.

Talbert. GARDEN SEED fa! Service met in the home of Mrs. Richard Hatch on Monday afternoon, January 10th. In connection was a con versational hour in honor of Mrs. Har Ward 5, precinct 2: Fred Kline.

Ward 6, precinct 1 Fred Cox. Ward 7, precinct 1: Rudolph Gilly, Ward 7, precinct 2: Will Jones. old Deloney and Mrs. Jimmie Ball. A resume of the past year's work was given: pledge $39.65, including The U.

S. Navy needs 17-year-old $10.00 for baby life memberships, sup We have just received a large and complete stock of fresh garden seed direct from the growers. These seed are of the highest purity and germination. For a limited time we are offering a special price on two (2) or more pounds of any two varieties of English peas at 23c per pound. Buy your garden seed in bulk and get more for your money as well as being assured of highest quality.

plies $20.00, Week of Prayer offering $28.00 There were three study classes. Christian social relations and L. C. A. youths for training in over fifty important technical trades.

After they pass their eighteenth birthday they can no longer choose their branch of the service. $22.00, and several activities. Spiritual Life superintendent distrib uted 30 Upper Rooms, each quarter FIELD SEED and many other leaflets. "Abundant GRAND JURY SELECTED DELHI GRAMMAR SCHOOL 4-H CLUB State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland Living" and Upper Room were used at the meetings. J.

C. Boies, Clerk Fifth District Court and Ex-Officio Jury Commis Miss Carrie Mcintosh, secretary of COTTON SEED: D. P. L. 14, Stoneville 2C and Delfos 531C.

All Mississippi State Certified, Ceresan treated and delinted. Lespedeza grown in North Carolina and of very best quality. Buy these seed early as they are going to be scarce and -much higher. Spiritual Life, read the "Affirmation of Mrs. R.

B. Myers, "A Call to and Mrs. Jimmie Ball sioner in and for Richland Parish, Louisiana, hereby certify that the following is a true and correct copy of the list of Grand Jurors selected by the Jury Commission of Richland Parish, Louisiana, on January 4th, 1944, to serve as Grand Jurors to convene on Monday, January 31st, 1944: No. Namo Ward gave a hymn in response. All knelt The Delhi Grammar School 4-H Club held its first meeting of the new year on Thursday, January 6th, with seventy-four present.

Mr. Hathorn told us about $40,540.00 the 4-H Clubs of Richland parish had to raise to buy a liberty ship. We had fifteen boys and eight girls to enroll In the health project. REPORTER and prayed the Lord's Prayer FERTILIZER Mrs. C.

Noble Hatch, vice-president and automatically program chairman. had charge of the program, installation of officers and pledge service. It was done beautifully, and nothing was left undone. FOR SALE Simmons baby bed. Phone 297, Rayville.

1. McCoy, W. A. 2. Boughton, Bennie N.

3. Baudin, W. H. 4. Hatch, R.

F. 5. Williamson, E. C. 6.

Fairleigh, E. G. 7. Sapp, John 8. Tillman, H.

G. 9. McDonald, J. L. 10.

-McKay, R. B. 11. Swetman, R. S.

12. McWilliams, Joe Each officer, after installation, was given some emblem of her office, the in person, face to face, could I place In his hand this offering ajid say. It is president a gavel, with the words. CAR OF FERTILIZER JUST RECEIVED. This is another item that probably will be scarce later in the spring.

Buy now and avoid disappointment. BABY CHICKS Our chicks are from U. S. Approved, Pullorum tested flocks. Come in and place your order for delivery when desired.

We take this opportunity to thank our customers for the nice business given us during 1943 and solicit a continuance of same. With best wishes for the New Year. You are to lead, guide and inspire." all I have to spread thy work of re The greatness of the task would appal 13. Bryant, F. Lamar 14.

Carson, N. C. 15. Southall, W. A.

were it not in His name. The vice- president received the program ma 16. Heineman, C. C. deeming grace'? "I wonder! For Christ is here today and no heart motive Is hid from Him.

Can It be that he finds me hesitant to sacrifice for a cause so great? It was terial, "The Lord's Song In A Strange Land." 17. Traweek, Alfred J. 18. Cumpton, Robt. W.

19. Robinson, Oscar C. When you go to the polls next Tuesday to vote for your next REPRESENTATIVE, see that your vote helps elect BESSIE NOBLE, who asks for nothing more than the chance to serve you conscientiously and to your benefit. My qualifications for this office were stated in my announcement; my pledges and principles to which I adhere have been given in every speech I have made over the parish therefore, I feel that you are fully acquainted with my candidacy. By electing me to this office, you will be placing your trust and future representation into the hands of one whose character is above reproach; One whose past shows a record of hard work and untiring efforts toward better government; One who is a friend of the farmer and working man One who understands the views of school teachers and bus drivers; One who is and will be in sympathy with returning service men; One who sympathizes with the unprovided-f or aged and who lends a helping hand to the underprivileged One who will foster legislation to promote the business man and industry; One who, by actual experience, will know how to aid high school graduates through college careers; and One on whom you can depend at all times under any circumstances to give honest, efficient, and faithful service.

I assure you again of my appreciation for your support, and I take this means to publicly thank each and every person who is working in my behalf, for the many-encouraging remarks you give me, for the kind hospitality you have shown in your homes and to all parish and district candidates I appreciate your courtesies on our speaking engagements; and last, but not least, I am thankful that I live in a free country populated by free thinking people and have the opportunity to ask you to vote for me. "RELEASE A MAN FOR THE FIGHTING LINE ELECT BESSIE NOBLE REPRESENTATIVE THIS TIME" The corresponding secretary and 20. Mulhern, F. Jr. worth a cross to Him!" treasurer, 1944 report books; secertary I hereunto In testimony whereof, The music continued while pledge sign my name officially and affix my seal of office this January 4th, 1944.

cards were signed and placed in col of supplies, a basket, to pick up supplies each quarter; secretary of mis lection basket. inion Seed Store The meeting closed with a benedic tion in unison. J. C. BOIES, Clerk Fifth District Court and Ex-Officio Jury Commissioner, Richland Parish, Louisiana.

PETIT JURORS DRAWN State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland The hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. M. "TESTED SEED THAT GROW" RAYVILLE, LA. Noble and Mrs.

R. B. Myers, served delicious refreshments. sionary education and service, a world map and mission study book; spiritual life secretary, the Bible study, "God and the Problem of Human Suffer-ing." All other officers received leaflets concerning their work. Mrs.

E. Williamson was given charge of the Round Robin Reading, and Mrs. R. B. Myers accepted the last issues of The Methodist Woman and J.

C. Boies, Clerk Fifth District REPORTER Court and Ex-Officio Jury Commis- SHERIFF'S SALE State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland Fifth District Court. World Outlook, to solicit each member T. W. Stark vs.

No. 10,605 T. C. Haire. as a subscriber.

By virtue of a Writ of Fi. Fa. issued ELECT A FARMER, BUSINESS MAN AND YOUR SINCERE FRIEND Small cardboard crosses with the words, "Into All the World," and the out of the Honorable Fifth District Court in and for the Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the above styled and numbered caues and to me pledge cards were distributed. Mrs. R.

Hatch read a letter from Mrs. J. B. Pollard, state president, tell ing of the great need in China and calling for increased pledges, at least five per cent. Mrs.

C. N. Hatch played softly, "Take My Life and Let It Be Conse crated Lord to Thee," while the follow ing impressive words were read: directed as bheriif, 1 have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house in the town of Rayville, Louisiana, within legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1944. the following described property, to-wit: NEVi of the SE4 Section 26. Township 15 North, Range 6 East.

Seized as the property of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ of Fi. Fa. and all costs. Terms of sale: Cash to the last and highest bidder, with the benefit of appraisement. l-15-6t.

J. FOSTER JONES, Sheriff SHERIFF'S SALE "I wonder if Christ were here today mum mdremsoh VOTEF LOUISIANA'S C- i i i Ix 'Mi A so? Our Main Job Is to Defeat Sam Jones and Jimmy Davis In 1942 Jimmy Morrison Defeated Sam Jones and J. Y. Sanders In 1944 Jimmy Morrison Is the ONLY Man Who Can Defeat Sam Jones and Jimmy Davis There are some other good candidates running but they can't win. If you vote for any of them, you are th.

owing away your yote. State of Louisiana. Parish of Richland Fifth District Court. J. C.

Holden vs. No. 10,867 Estate of Mrs. Beulah Hanna. By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Fifth District Court in and for the Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the above styled and numbered cause and to me directed as Sheriff, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house in the town of Rayville, Louisiana, within legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY.

FEBRUARY 12th, 1944. the following described property, to-wit SE4 of SW and SWY of SE and all that part of the SE4 of SE lying west of paved Highway No. 16 (Delhi-Oak Grove Highway), all in Section 12, T. 18 R. 9 East.

Seized as the property of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ of seizure and sale and all costs. Terms of sale: Cash to the last and highest bidder, without the benefit of appraisement. l-8-6t. J. FOSTER JONES.

Sheriff CONSTABLE'S SALE State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland First Ward Justice of the Peace Court. Maxwell Hardware Company vs. No. 534 A. J.

Coston. By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable First Ward Justice of the Peace Court, in and for the First Ward, Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the above styled and numbered cause and to me directed as Deputy Sheriff and Acting Constable, I have seized and NEXT GOVERNOR I- taken into my possession and will of fer for sale at public auction, at the office of the Justice of the Peace of Ward One of Richland Parish, in Let's All Get Together and Put Jimmy ESoiririsoBiL OVER THE TOP In the First Primary Jimmy Morrison Did a Good Job as Congressman Jimmy Morrison Will Do a Good Job as Governor Pic, national picture magazine, says Morrison is Louisiana's next governor. The January 8th. Saturday Evening Post says Jimmy Morrison will win. Delhi, within legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY.

JANUARY 22nd. 1944. the following described property, One Batterv Set Philco Radio. Mod el 46-95, serial 73437. Seized as the prooertv of the de fendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ of Seizure and Sale and all costs.

Terms of sale: Cash to the last and highest bidder without the benefit of appraisement. VOTE FOR Jimmy Morrison's Radio Schedule L. A. FLO Deputy Sheriff and Acting Constable, Ward One, Richland Parish, Louisiana. l-8-3t.

SUCCESSION NOTICE State of Louisiana, Parish of Richland Fifth District Court. Succession of Charles B. Ratcliff. Be Sure to Tune In rp3 WMIS Natche GBAYSO 0 ilH ft! K. K.

KENNEDY For Attorney General K. K. Kenned was one of Huey Long's closest friends. This ad paid for by friends of Jimmy Morrison who want to defeat Sam Jones and Jimmy Davis. KWKH Shreveport January 12 8:45 A.M.

7:00 P.M. January 13 8:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M. January 14 8:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M.

January 15 8:40 A.M. P.M. January 17 8:45 A.M. 6:15 P.M. MM.

January 14 8:15 A.M. P.M. 7:15 P.M. January 15 8:15 A.M. P.M.

P.M. January 17 P. M. 5:30 P.M. 7:15 P.M.

P.M. P.M. Deceased. Probate No. 1289.

Whereas, Mrs. Mary J. Ratcliff, a resident of Richland Parish, Louisiana, has applied to this Court for letters of administration on the estate of Charles B. Ratcliff, deceased, intestate; Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern to show cause, if any they have or can, within ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. By Order of the Court, this the 30th day of December, A.

1943. E. G. BROWN, Deputy Clerk Fifth District Court. l-l-3t.

YOUR INDEPENDENT AND QUALIFIED CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR WHO YILL FULFILL YOUR EXPECTATIONS AND JUSTIFY YOUR TRUST.